New Worthington Query Information

Since Blogs are for the Blogger to share information, it does not lend itself to post and reply to a Reader’s Query. This blog has Queries, that have been around for a while. You are most welcome to reply to those Queries if you have information. But, it’s not easy for a reader to post a new Query.

As you may know, there are many places to post Queries for your Family History research. There is another opportunity for you to do so. The Genealogy Wise Social Network has been set up. There is also a Worthington Surname presence on Genealogy Wise.

There is a like to a Text file that can be downloaded for you to complete.

Then using Select All (CTRL+A), Copy (CTRL+C) and Paste (CTRL+V) in the body of the message.

Composer for the structure of this note!

Please start a NEW Disussion for each Query. The Discussion Title should be in the format of:

SURNAME, Given Name (YYYY – YYYY) Location > Location

Example: Worthington, John (1650 – 1701) England > MD

Don’t forget to select FOLLOW at the bottom of the Discussion Page once it is posted so that you will receive and Email when someone replies. If you have a question about a brick wall ancestor, please consider the following questions to help us help you more quickly. Fill in what you know; don’t worry if you don’t know something. ________________________________________________________________________ Your Genealogy Wise Name:

What information do you want to find?

Person in question:
SURNAME, Given Middle “Nickname”:
Birth Date and location:
Death Date and location:

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The purpose of this Blog has changed over time. What started out to be an online version of some old Worthington Descendant Newsletters.
It has become a way to journal about my adventure into Family History, sometimes called Genealogy.
The change for me is more about finding out the stories behind the names and dates that I find about the people I find in my research.